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Transcriber’s Note

Illustrations have been moved to avoid breaking paragraphs, and may not match the page numbers in the list of illustrations.

Printing errors have been corrected as follows:

Frontispiece “THE BORO BUDOOR” changed to “I. THE BORO BUDOOR”

Illustration after p. 70 “EAST FRONT” changed to “V. EAST FRONT”

Illustration after p. 78 “SIVA (LORO JONGGRANG)” changed to “VI. SIVA (LORO JONGGRANG)”

p. 172 (note) “silent. Cf” changed to “silent. Cf.”

p. 286 “1907 (new. ed.).” changed to “1907 (new ed.).”

p. 286 “1910 (new. ed.).” changed to “1910 (new ed.).”

The following are used inconsistently in the text:

début and debut

firstborn and first-born

folklore and folk-lore

kachang and kackang

kakèh and kakeh

palmgroves and palm-groves

peepholes and peep-holes